Trader consensus overwhelmingly favors "No" at 98% implied probability, driven by the total absence of any official announcements, training regimens, or preparations for President Trump to participate in a spaceflight this year, despite his administration's aggressive space policy agenda. Recent highlights include Trump's April 29 White House hosting of NASA's Artemis II lunar flyby astronauts—targeted for no later than April—and his December 2025 executive order establishing U.S. space superiority, alongside vows for a crewed Moon landing before 2029. Structural barriers loom large: astronaut selection by NASA or private firms like SpaceX demands years of physical conditioning unsuitable for an 80-year-old president amid national security duties. A surprise private orbital mission could theoretically alter odds, but medical clearances, launch timelines, and risk assessments render it implausible absent late-breaking developments.